A company has to have some type of event, whether it lays off people, whether they recall their IPO (initial public offering). Maybe they're getting sued or an executive leaves. The points are based on the odds.

They say, '...I saw 20 other companies were listed the same day as laying off 100 people and it made me feel really good,'.

Whether they work for dot-coms, whether they own dot-coms, a lot of them work for investment companies, banks, venture capitalists, ... I can look at people's e-mail addresses and there's very few AOL or Hotmail e-mail addresses. You see Price Waterhouse addresses and Andersen consulting e-mail addresses.

There will be no fun this summer.

It's based on celebrity death watches, picking who's going to die and when they're going to die. It's all pretty morbid.

One weekend I was bored and as a sort of a joke I made this Web site.